Simulated Bleeding & Vascular Access System Integration

The contract seeks the development and integration of a pulsatile fluid system designed to simulate bleeding and enable vascular access training on the canine trauma simulator. This system must include engineered reservoirs, specialized tubing, and precise control mechanisms capable of replicating realistic hemodynamic conditions to enhance the realism and effectiveness of medical training scenarios. The solution must be fully compatible with the existing canine trauma simulator platform and meet rigorous performance standards for reliability, safety, and repeatability under repeated use in high-fidelity training environments. This is a total small business set-aside subcontract under NAICS code 334510, restricted to small business concerns, and is being procured by the Department of Defense through the W7N8 Uspfo Activity Wiang Crtc office. Performance is required at Camp Douglas, Wisconsin, with a response deadline of July 27, 2026. The project is focused on advancing military medical training capabilities through innovative simulation technology and emphasizes technical precision, durability, and seamless integration into current training protocols.